Main Activities

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Game Viewing and Drives
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Chimp Tracking
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Primates walk (Chimpanzee tracking)
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Hiking And Mountaineering
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Bird Watching
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Mountain Gorilla Tracking
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Culture Experience
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Namugongo Martyrs' Shrine
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The Uganda Museum
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Beaches and Resorts
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Creative Art and Craft
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Shopping in Uganda
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Nature and Walks
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Why Uganda is Unique Safari Destination:
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Rafting And Boat Cruising

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Why Uganda is Unique Safari Destination:

Uganda is an elegant adventure from the moment you land at Entebbe’s modern and efficient international airport ,with its breathtaking equatorial location on the forest shore of island-strewn Lake Victoria, it is clear that Uganda is no ordinary safari destination. . "For magnificence, for variety of form and color, for profusion of brilliant life- birds, mammals, insects, reptiles, beast and vegetation- for vast scale- Uganda is true "the pearl of Africa".

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Tree Climbing Lions

The Pearl of Africa boasts of over 330 mammal species, of which none are critically endangered, 7 are endangered, 21 are vulnerable, and 17 are near-threatened. The wealth of invertebrate life of more than 100,000 species has been identified countrywide and an astonishing 1,200 butterfly species, including almost 50 endemics, have been recorded, not forgetting birdlife of over 1,000 specifies including the Albertine rift endemics.

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Rafting And Boat Cruising

White water rafting is high on many people’s list of things to do here. With some lots of good rapids and a stunning river with high level its superlative. There are some very exhilarating sections with space between to lay back and float along taking in the landscape and enjoying the nature, particularly the many species of birds to be found here. There are four rafting companies offering day trips and two-day trips covering (45km) with overnight camping.

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Rafting And Boat Cruising

Uganda’s white-water rafting industry is comparatively growing – the first drop of the river by a paddler was in 1996, and the grade 4 and 5 extend of rapids on the Nile have since been developed into a world-class rafting destination possessing some of the most prevailing and constant rapids on earth. The powerful volume of water creates horrible rapids that provide an unforgettable rafting experience equivalent to that of the Zambezi River in Zimbabwe.

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Nature Treks

Trekking in lush-green Uganda unveils fascinating sights and sounds of nature. Capture unique bird species in Kibale and Bwindi Forests and unwind on a boat cruise in Kazinga Channel as you spot hippos, buffaloes and elephants on the lake shores.

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Shopping in Kampala:

In Kampala, you have an interesting mix of old and new, African and Western, sophisticated and basic when it comes to shopping. In parts of the city there are markets and a few minutes away you can find a towering office block and a shopping complex offering designer labels and high tech computing equipment. The range of goods available is the widest on offer in Uganda so if you need anything specialist or luxury it’s always best to purchase it whilst in Kampala rather than hope to find it elsewhere.

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Creative Art and Craft:

Elephant grass and palm leaves provide raw material used for mats, baskets and also woven bee baskets. They are also used to build traps for wild animals. Uganda has a wide array of handcraft products, ranging from basketry, mats, ceramics and pottery, beads, hand textiles and woven products to toys, jewellery, bags, leather products, batik and curved wood products etc. These items are produced in all districts and regions, using local raw materials and with tribal ornaments in limited edition based on culture, history and traditions.

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Ssese Islands and Lake Victoria

The 84-forested island of the Ssese Group, float like green jewels on the waters of lake Victoria ,located 55km from Entebbe, these are one of Uganda's greatest natural gifts waiting for you to be discovered. To all professional Entomologists Ssese Group of islands provides an earthly insect paradise. Guests are required to bring with them bird watching and fishing gears.

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The Uganda Museum

A display of Uganda's cultural heritage where one can see ethnological and natural-historical exhibitions. It is a vivid reminder of the country's colourful past. One of its most interesting features is the collection of traditional musical instruments, which one is free to play. The Uganda Museum (founded in 1908) in Kampala has exhibits of traditional culture, archeology, history, science, and natural history. It regularly presents performances of traditional music.

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Namugongo Martyrs' Shrine

About 15 km east of Kampala city lies the Namugongo martyrs’ shrine where more than 20 catholic and Anglican martyrs were burnt alive on the orders of Kabaka Mwanga in June 1886. Consequently, Christians from eastern and central Africa and indeed the world over flock to Namugongo to pay their respects and renew their faith by paying pilgrimage to the martyrs on June 3rd, every year

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